California Wild Gardens

04/26/2026

Perfect California Native Wildflower garden. Did you know that Blanket flower / galliardia is great as a cut flower?

Clarkia, Erigeron, Eriogonum, Galliardia, Achillea & More 🤤

02/25/2026

California Wild Gardens is proud to be Featured in SUNSET MAGAZINE online this February 2026. Check it out now for some laid-back gardening inspo

Plant picks and design ideas for medicinal wellness gardens that nourish body, mind, and habitat.

02/12/2026

Opening up to spring with bright blushy colors and California natives in this sure-fit habitat helping preplanned garden, the “Royal Californian”

Feature plants:

Monkey Flower
Matilija Poppy
Autumn Sage
Gold Yarrow
Purple Sage
Deer Grass
Lessingia silver carpet daisy

And so much more!

Every package comes with a design plan, install guide & 35-150 plants for replanting your yard today💐

02/12/2026

Good luck digesting. Even the bitterest media can be broken down into nourishment within community.

Thank you as always for clear words.

02/09/2026

Taste the rainbow 🌈🌸

The beauty of California native wildflowers is well worth the effort of improving your soil drainage if you’re not already on sand. Ruby buckwheat, clarkia, hummingbird mint, yarrow penstemon & native grasses in mass with flowering Australian trees & Catalina ironwood in the background in this bloomtastic package.

02/09/2026

Some easy favs for those hot inland climates. A few classics & a few you might not have thought of.
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02/01/2026

There is nothing I enjoy more than replicating the natural curves and flow of a streambed in the garden. Maybe it’s the Japenese garden lover in me or maybe it’s the fact that natural curves serve our ecosystems SO much better than cemented straight lines.

And it’s only seasonally dry. Meaning that in rain events or other types of floods, these channels flow readily, moving the water through your landscape in the direction you want it to go. And helping absorb it deeper into your garden’s reserves along the way.

Regardless, collecting water and channeling it through the landscape effectively is a rewarding and important task. The #1 reason to build a dry streambed in California is to absorb any rainwater & excess irrigation. Plus they look pretty awesome too!

Swipe on for more!

01/28/2026

Soft Tuscan plant pack newly installed in Los Altos! Can’t wait to circle back on this one in the fall to see it all grown in (it’s an extra fast grower).

This happy plant pack customer knew she needed plants for her front yard but was “overwhelmed about having to pick them all out and put them together myself.” She had her new yard picked out delivered and installed within a week!

What do you think of that timeline?? Happy we got to lower her design stress & make sure she got a yard she loved without any custom design fees

11/16/2025

Ready for something real this holiday season? We’re taking California native tree trimmings and turning them into celebrations of light to brighten up the darkest time of year. Fragrant, fantastical Balsam fir, Coast redwood, Ponderosa pine, Beard lichen, Toyon berry, Manzanita blossom & more.

Stay tuned for tutorials and order links. Thanks for the insane s**g & asymmetry inspiration

11/06/2025

Inspiring Yards with no lawn (and only drought-tolerant plants). Visit our website to short cut the landscape design process and replace your lawn with low-water plants today.